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Since the operation in early July, Adam has gone from strength to strength. He is now breathing independently and, after a few seizures in the first two weeks following the operation, has not had an episode since.

"There are not enough words to say thank you to everyone," Ms Sygnecka added.

Adam Ayub can now look forward to leading a normal life following his successful brain surgery at Bristol Children's Hospital (Image: PA)

"PICU, the neurosciences team, physios, speech and language, porters, I'm so grateful for all of them. Ward 38a made the hospital feel like home, even during the worst of times.

"I know our journey is not finished, but this place has given my son the chance of a normal life. The staff at Bristol Children's Hospital will always have a special place in our hearts."